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- Here’s The Tea
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- Politics and EconomicsMake some noise! Several days after being placed on house arrest, Gabon’s frail wide-eyed president Ali Bongo, 64, stared into a camera...Politics and Economics
Rural Development: a commentary on Limpopo
Did you know that Limpopo contributes the highest number of people who migrate from other provinces to Gauteng? Well, according to...Politics and EconomicsUnderstanding the Human Rights Crisis in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe’s current situation is difficult to understand if you don’t know where it comes from. The human rights crisis in Zimbabwe is...Politics and EconomicsMuscling with legitimacy and the politics of Lockdown amidst the COVID-19 pandemic
- by Shannon Arnold, Kapil Narain, Pholla Samkezi Mbalane. With almost 2,5 million cases and 200 000 deaths globally, the Coronavirus Disease...
- Science, Energy and Environment
- Science, Energy and Environment
Navigating a Web of Exclusions: Women in Eastern DRC’s Coltan Mines
(This article is available in both English and French. Scroll down for the French translation) Clémentine is a 23-year-old coltan miner and...Science, Energy and EnvironmentEnergy Security For Inclusive Growth: The Case of Africa (South Africa)
Enormous progress has been achieved in decreasing global poverty, in the last few years, as the number of persons living in...Science, Energy and EnvironmentWe live in an age where decolonisation is the word on everyone’s lips. And this is wonderful and sorely needed. However,...
- Gender and LGBTQI+
- Gender and LGBTQI+
Reflecting on National Women’s Day: Commemorating Struggles Past and Present
As the month of August draws to a close, so too does the annual observance of Women's Month in South Africa....Gender and LGBTQI+The Root of Gender-Based Violence (GBV); are we to blame for the monsters that we have created?
Masculinity, also referred to as manhood or manliness, is a set of attributes, behaviors, and roles associated with boys and men....Gender and LGBTQI+Celebrating Pride; Why Our Black Gay Lives Matter
Not too long ago, a friend of mine celebrated 3 years of marriage to his husband. There were cute pictures and...Gender and LGBTQI+Himpathy and learning to hear women even when they are being constantly spoken over
This International Women’s Day, let’s learn to recognise himpathy in the media we consume, in our politics and in the workplace,...
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- Art, History, and LivingDepression and Anxiety Last year was a very mixed year for me personally and professionally, but the biggest revelation was being diagnosed...Health
Using the COVID-19 pandemic to demand better
As one of the most developed economies in Sub-Saharan Africa, South Africa exists as somewhat of a paradox because it also...HealthSouth Africa’s children will continue to die until we take Universal Health Coverage seriously
The focus of World Health Day this year is ‘universal health coverage’ and I can’t help but be touched by what...HealthIt is not often that the value of one’s life can be determined. It is often said that one’s life is...
- Business and Finance
- Art, History, and Living
A Love Letter to Fashion Merchandising
Fashion was always such an elusive idea to me when I was growing up, probably because most the media I consumed...Business and FinanceSavings and Investment Culture in Africa
Dambisa Moyo in her book Dead Aid advocates for the importance of domestic savings (among other mechanics) to stimulate African economic...
- Art, History, and Living
- Art, History, and Living
Zemk’ iinkomo magwala ndini!- Thoughts on the ultimate archive of all time
Nabu ke ubuncwane nobuteketeke belifa lethu- A discussion Language as a living archive I make a firm claim that language is THE ultimate...Art, History, and LivingDepression and Anxiety Last year was a very mixed year for me personally and professionally, but the biggest revelation was being diagnosed...Art, History, and LivingThe Ethics of Dating: What Do We Owe Each Other In Romance?
“The quality of our relationships determines the quality of our lives” Esther Perel “I regret cheating on my partner” I regret ghosting that...Art, History, and LivingA Love Letter to Fashion Merchandising
Fashion was always such an elusive idea to me when I was growing up, probably because most the media I consumed...
- Here’s The Tea
- Politics and Economics
- Politics and EconomicsMake some noise! Several days after being placed on house arrest, Gabon’s frail wide-eyed president Ali Bongo, 64, stared into a camera...Politics and Economics
Rural Development: a commentary on Limpopo
Did you know that Limpopo contributes the highest number of people who migrate from other provinces to Gauteng? Well, according to...Politics and EconomicsUnderstanding the Human Rights Crisis in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe’s current situation is difficult to understand if you don’t know where it comes from. The human rights crisis in Zimbabwe is...Politics and EconomicsMuscling with legitimacy and the politics of Lockdown amidst the COVID-19 pandemic
- by Shannon Arnold, Kapil Narain, Pholla Samkezi Mbalane. With almost 2,5 million cases and 200 000 deaths globally, the Coronavirus Disease...
- Science, Energy and Environment
- Science, Energy and Environment
Navigating a Web of Exclusions: Women in Eastern DRC’s Coltan Mines
(This article is available in both English and French. Scroll down for the French translation) Clémentine is a 23-year-old coltan miner and...Science, Energy and EnvironmentEnergy Security For Inclusive Growth: The Case of Africa (South Africa)
Enormous progress has been achieved in decreasing global poverty, in the last few years, as the number of persons living in...Science, Energy and EnvironmentWe live in an age where decolonisation is the word on everyone’s lips. And this is wonderful and sorely needed. However,...
- Gender and LGBTQI+
- Gender and LGBTQI+
Reflecting on National Women’s Day: Commemorating Struggles Past and Present
As the month of August draws to a close, so too does the annual observance of Women's Month in South Africa....Gender and LGBTQI+The Root of Gender-Based Violence (GBV); are we to blame for the monsters that we have created?
Masculinity, also referred to as manhood or manliness, is a set of attributes, behaviors, and roles associated with boys and men....Gender and LGBTQI+Celebrating Pride; Why Our Black Gay Lives Matter
Not too long ago, a friend of mine celebrated 3 years of marriage to his husband. There were cute pictures and...Gender and LGBTQI+Himpathy and learning to hear women even when they are being constantly spoken over
This International Women’s Day, let’s learn to recognise himpathy in the media we consume, in our politics and in the workplace,...
- Health
- Art, History, and LivingDepression and Anxiety Last year was a very mixed year for me personally and professionally, but the biggest revelation was being diagnosed...Health
Using the COVID-19 pandemic to demand better
As one of the most developed economies in Sub-Saharan Africa, South Africa exists as somewhat of a paradox because it also...HealthSouth Africa’s children will continue to die until we take Universal Health Coverage seriously
The focus of World Health Day this year is ‘universal health coverage’ and I can’t help but be touched by what...HealthIt is not often that the value of one’s life can be determined. It is often said that one’s life is...
- Business and Finance
- Art, History, and Living
A Love Letter to Fashion Merchandising
Fashion was always such an elusive idea to me when I was growing up, probably because most the media I consumed...Business and FinanceSavings and Investment Culture in Africa
Dambisa Moyo in her book Dead Aid advocates for the importance of domestic savings (among other mechanics) to stimulate African economic...
- Art, History, and Living
- Art, History, and Living
Zemk’ iinkomo magwala ndini!- Thoughts on the ultimate archive of all time
Nabu ke ubuncwane nobuteketeke belifa lethu- A discussion Language as a living archive I make a firm claim that language is THE ultimate...Art, History, and LivingDepression and Anxiety Last year was a very mixed year for me personally and professionally, but the biggest revelation was being diagnosed...Art, History, and LivingThe Ethics of Dating: What Do We Owe Each Other In Romance?
“The quality of our relationships determines the quality of our lives” Esther Perel “I regret cheating on my partner” I regret ghosting that...Art, History, and LivingA Love Letter to Fashion Merchandising
Fashion was always such an elusive idea to me when I was growing up, probably because most the media I consumed...
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